Morris tribune., 1887-11-16

ing.
G. w. Hull and wife and S. Stewart
and wife came up from Hancock las
Friday night to hear John Dillon.
Mrs. A. l.. Konchal, Herman, spent
last Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs o. Seamans, of this place.
Frank II. Paquin, of the Spectator
staff, and Miss jane ID. Marshall, OF
Kenyon, Will be married this evening
at Holy Trinity church, 10y Rev. A.
J. Graham. After Nov. 18th Mr.. and
Mrs. Paquin will be Sat home" at SIT
Eighth Ave. S. Z. Our Folks" wish
them happiness iii the greatest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spectator.
There was very pleasant surprise
| party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Hancock last Thursday evening
Those who were Mrs. Hancock's pu-
pills in the Grammar department OF
the public schools last year, as
sembled and without previous notice
invaded the residence aforesaid at the
time hereinbetore stated. 1t is need.
less to say that all were warmly well
coined and that the evening was spent
most pleasantly.
We don't like the "card of thanks"
fashion for what should be acts of free
grace and neighborly kindness be-
tween man and man. Let us take it
for granted that there are some things
we are willing to do for each other be-
cause we are human creatures, chill
dren of one Father and it is duty to
| help each other. The mean custom
| of expecting compensation, either In
words or hard cash, for little acts of
courtesy and kindness ought to be
boycotted.- Journal.
Look out for unprincipled aud ly-
ing tree agents who are liable to rove
around the country during the fall
and winter. If an agent processes to
have something new and rare for sale,
such as tree strawberries, ironclad
trees bearing large apples, Russian
apricots, warranted hardy, etc., set
| him down as a fraud, or at least a
suspicious character. Farmers will
do we'll to patronize only nurserymen
who are known to be reliable, and al
ways favor home institutions.
-Li1chfield Independent.
Newly married couples should be
careful to begin right. In their first
efforts at housekeeping, none of them
should be without the TRIBUNE. For
the purpose of making sure that none
of the newly married people are with
out this unexcelled family journal,
AND possibly for the purpose of en-
couraging matrimony, we propose to
give each couple hereafter married in
this county the TRIBUNE for one year
free of charge. When you get married
be sure to let us know about it, SO that
the TRIBUNE can be numbered
among the wedding presents.
Down in Texas the ranchmen kill
prairie dogs by saturating balls OF
cotton rags with bi-sulphide of carbon
pushing them we'll down into the
holes and firmly packing earth In
the entrance. The preparation be-
ing extremely volatile quickly evapo-
rates and forms heavy. fatal gas
which occupies~evefy chamber and
gallery of the dogs dwelling. The
same course is pursued with rabbits
In Australia, and with good success
Why not try it OIL the gophers and
ground squirrels of the northwest
The material is quite inexpensive
The Farmer.
Before coming to town to do your
trading look over your local paper
and see who Is the most liberal ad.
vertiser, and then go to him and buy
your goods, and our word you will
never regret it You will find mer
who advertise are men of push and
enterprise, and will give you better
bargains than man who is too close
listed to spend a dollar for fear ht
will not get it back again. The day
for man to carry on successful
business without advertising is past
Competition is so close that he must
let the people know what he has OF
he will never make a success.-Buffalt
Jouanal.
The ia rmers seem to think they cal
store their own wheat, this year. L
is wise plan if the grain is put int
properly constructed granar;es AM
carefully watched, but there is to-
much ignorance in these respects t.
hope that all the grain will remain IL
good condition. There is no econom,
in storing grain in poo" buildings ant
letting it take care of itself. Men VIII
do this would find 1t better to sell a
5 soon as threshing is over, no matte
what the price is. While the farmer
are holding the grain, however, tn
elevator owners are growing an
sweating over empty bins and ligh
Observation-Disclosures Miller.
: Here is an item from the WipdoI
| Reporter which every young man i
: the country should paste in his hs
i and refer to often: lone of the bes
: signs of the times referred to b
u several of our exchanges, is that it
Il more and more difficult for young me
" who drink to find employment. 1t
! remarked that the railroad companit
y are getting very strict. and that a
} who employ skilled labor will no.
have none but the strictly temperate
v On this daily paper observes: Me
If are not likely to be drunkards unlei
g the habit is formed when they al
/. young, and If they cannot get emplo,
l. ment If they tipple, great part